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A "professional" cyber attack has hit Russian government bodies, the country's intelligence service says.
A "cyber-spying virus" was found in the networks of about 20 organisations, the Federal Security Service (FSB) said.
The report comes as Russia stands accused over data breaches involving the Democratic Party in the US.
The Russian government has denied involvement and has denounced the "poisonous anti-Russian" rhetoric coming out of Washington.
The FSB did not say who it believed was responsible for hacking Russian networks, but said the latest hack resembled "much-spoken-about" cyber-spying, without elaborating..
What does a BBC article have to do with Trump ?
originally posted by: thesungod
a reply to: neo96
Wow, really? I don't watch a lot of TV. News, yes. I like to call it infotainment.
I'll have to check this show out.
To be clear, hacking into the DNC’s emails is not a one-off move. Russia launched a cyber-attack against Estonia in 2007 and tried to mess with the results of Ukraine’s election in 2014. The Kremlin’s trolls wreak havoc on Western journalists and websites.
What if they got the idea to blame Russia from the show? I say this as person who loaths both Trump and Hilary.
originally posted by: Spiramirabilis
Because Hollywood is real - and Russia is not
When asked about how the administration could be expected to respond to reports that Russia played a role in hacking into DNC computers, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper told the Aspen Security Forum on Thursday that "we are not quite ready yet to make a call on attribution."
He noted that he was "taken aback a bit" by the "hyperventilation" over Russia's alleged involvement in the hack.
www.businessinsider.com...
originally posted by: bbarkow
a reply to: thesungod
I've notice through all of this hacking news lately, nobody is talking about North Korea - or anybody else for that matter. The Feds say it's Russia, but who trusts the Feds any longer?
Russia - not unlike Trump - is trying to bury it's trail in accusations
originally posted by: burntheships
Clinton camp is known for crazy conspiracy theories...
Madam Secretary was all about Clinton.